64-66 Fomoco Ford Mustang Lh Turn Signal Oem on 2040-parts.com
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- 64-66 FOMOCO FORD MUSTANG LH TURN SIGNAL
- OEM (NOT A CHEAP AFTERMARKET REPLICA)
- GOOD CONDITION (NORMAL WEAR FROM USE AND AGE)
- MISSING LENS SCREWS AND ONE MOUNTING SCREW
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